4 Things to Check One Month Before Your Trip to Disney World
As the parent of young kids, you need to be even more on the ball than other guests visiting Disney World. Though you’ve likely been planning since you first booked your trip, here are four things to look at a month before you travel.
1. Buy your theme park tickets
Don’t make one of the most costly mistakes you can make – don’t wait until you get to the parks to buy your tickets! Instead, buy discount theme park tickets at least a month before you travel. Why a month? Because at 30 days out you can make your FastPass+ reservations. You simply log on to your My Disney Experience account and then choose which rides you know you’ll want to ride. You’ll then have a reservation of sorts that lets you ride the ride within an hour period that you choose – without the wait! You can schedule three FastPass+ reservations per day, but keep in mind that they must be in the same park.
2. Check the crowds – again!
You’ve likely already checked the crowd estimates before you get to the one month point, but when you get this close you should check again. Remember that the online crowd calendars you’ll find are based on two things: last year’s crowds and recent crowds. When you get to a month out, they should be updating their estimates based on the most previous weeks.